In this issue…
Tell us if you plan to light up your home for the holidays… Then, discover your need for speed with the Veterans Racing League, celebrate 55 years of “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” with the SCC Emergency Squad, see what’s blooming at Selby Gardens, travel to the real Southernmost Point in Florida (it’s not where you think!), meet neighbors with incredible creative talent, get to know the candidates for SCCCA Board of Directors, hear the latest on the proposed Kings Point fee, discover the local history of Meals on Wheels, hear from the Long Range Planning Committee, learn about another fun way to “Get off the couch!” and find out how to support the Hope Fund’s “Bingo and More” fundraiser.
Don’t forget to SAVE THE DATE for “Hi, Neighbor!”, the Holiday Breakfast, Holiday Walk, and the Holiday Cart Parade. And, if you want to be part of the parade, be sure to get those entries in!
Then be sure to…
Check out the SCC Bulletin, Kings Point, Community News, Dance, Military News, Faith & Service, Arts, Sports, and South County Events sections to help you plan your month. And, in a special Veterans Day edition of “Where in the World” travel with some neighbors who took their copy of The News to the beaches of Normandy, France.
Read the November 2019 Issue of The News
Pottery Club Wins Again at State Fair
Pottery Club Wins Again at State FairBy Kai Rambow “I saw a program on PBS about ugly face jugs and I became inspired,” reflected Terrie McNamara. “I had also just broken a pot on the kiln and said ‘Oh, my gosh, perfect teeth.’ I wanted to do...
SEPTEMBER 2021 NEWS is HOT off the PRESS!
In this issue… Tour Ybor City’s last cigar factory, sing with the bluebirds of happiness, save the date for FallFest, commemorate 60 years of SCC with the History Society, tip a glass at Alafia Brewing Company, hit the beach with some rescued...
Men’s Club Extends an Important Lifeline
Men’s Club Extends an Important LifelineBy Bob Sanchez When Joan Gross crashed her golf cart into trash barrels at 10 p.m., that was the last straw for her daughter Ellen, who moved in with her mom, who is 86 now and has dementia, heart...
Jan Ring Quilter Extraordinaire
Jan Ring Quilter ExtraordinaireBy Paula Lickfeldt Jan Ring has been sewing since she was a youngster in 4H. She began quilting when she moved to Florida in 1984. Since that time, Jan has made many quilts and quite a few of them have taken...
A Labor of Love
A Labor of LoveBy Kai Rambow The tiny fawn vacuumed its bottle in three gulps. It was very hungry and had only been rescued a few hours earlier. Fortunately, it was now at Owl’s Nest Sanctuary for Wildlife. Owl’s Nest is the largest...
Nan Ryan Showcases Her Quilting Talent
Nan Ryan Showcases Her Quilting TalentBy Paula Lickfeldt Nan Ryan moved to Columbia SC in 2006. One of her friends was a quilter, and she encouraged Nan to start quilting. Nan's first project was an Iris that she finally finished after she...
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